
A pragmatic, data-driven approach to framework mapping and cross-functional compliance.
Despite significant overlaps across global frameworks, Tekrisq believes it is vital to map these areas pragmatically to cybersecurity best practices. Every assessment we perform captures high-fidelity data that is referenced across multiple standards. This eliminates redundant data entry while providing specific, actionable insights for your unique regulatory and business requirements.
Our methodology focuses on the Trust Services Criteria and ISMS management. We capture the evidence needed to prove the effectiveness of your controls, drastically reducing the time required to achieve and maintain audit readiness.
We manage data privacy risk by tracking data flow and residency. Whether you are navigating the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework, European GDPR, or California's CCPA, our methodology ensures your privacy posture is defensible.
Essential for military contractors, our CMMC readiness assessments map directly to the required practice levels. We ensure that your data security safeguards align with the Department of Defense requirements for protecting CUI.
Impact on SMBs: Small businesses face heavy pressure from the NAIC Data Security Model Law and NYDFS. We simplify these complex requirements into manageable tasks that ensure compliance without stalling business operations.
tekrisq has achieved deep expertise and certification within the Third Party Risk Association (TPRA) framework. We apply these standards to evaluate the risks inherent in your vendor ecosystem and supply chain.
While NIST 800-53 is relied on only for very specific clients interacting with federal agencies, our methodology also incorporates Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) standards for cloud-native infrastructure.
Foundational for Critical Infrastructure and SMB Best Practices
Focuses on understanding business context, resources that support critical functions, and the related cybersecurity risks.
Practical Example: Mapping digital assets and identifying which specific data sets fall under PCI DSS or HIPAA jurisdiction.
Outlines safeguards to ensure delivery of critical services, regardless of framework.
Practical Example: Implementing multi-factor authentication (MFA) as a core control required by SOC 2, CMMC, and NYDFS alike.
Defining the activities necessary to identify the occurrence of a cybersecurity event.
Practical Example: Setting up logging and monitoring systems that meet the audit requirements for ISO 27001 and NIST 800-53.
Ensures that the organization has the ability to take action once a detection occurs.
Practical Example: Incident Response planning that satisfies the 72-hour notification windows often required by GDPR and NAIC model laws.
Activities to restore any capabilities or services that were impaired due to a cybersecurity incident.
Practical Example: Verifying backup integrity and business continuity plans for critical infrastructure providers.
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